Supreme Court rejects Trump administration effort to avoid paying USAID contractors
The Supreme Court rejected a Trump administration challenge to a judge’s restraining order on its effort to avoid paying USAID contractors. MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin explains how the 5-4 decision is only temporary and applies to contractors for work that is completed.
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